sustainable agriculture in my work has always been about pragmatic integration, and in that spirit the emerging role of nanotechnology appears most valuable where agronomists can explore this field of science across sectors to solve everyday problems in the field: precision irrigation, targeted fertilizers, and tougher plant protection; when we tune carrier size and the size of atoms and molecules, the use of nano-formulations becomes an application—including coatings and encapsulates—readily exploited across a wide range of crops, yet adaptable to a narrower range of soils and climates through on-farm trials I’ve studied in different disciplines and scientific disciplines of science. ...

In the age of digital transformation, agriculture is experiencing a revolution driven by technology. Among the most significant advancements shaping the future of farming are drones—unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are reshaping traditional agricultural practices. With their ability to provide real-time insights, enhance productivity, and reduce operational costs, drones are becoming indispensable tools for modern farmers. This blog post will delve into the multifaceted role of drones in agriculture, exploring their applications, benefits, challenges, and the future potential they hold. 1. Understanding Drones and Their Capabilities Drones in agriculture generally fall into two categories: fixed-wing and multi-rotor systems. Fixed-wing drones ...